Meet the Crouse Family
Meet the people behind our power
Starting this Lineman Appreciation Month, we're taking a closer look at Georgia's lineworkers. Our goal is to help Georgians see and understand the people who work day in and day out to keep us connected. Join us in celebrating them today and everyday.
9 million miles of wire are in service across the United States
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Being a lineworker requires years of training that includes safety measures, operating equipment, and physical standards.
Hunter C., Apprentice Lineman
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A Rome, GA crew finds time for a few laughs on this sunny day while restoring power lines.
Jacob S., Distribution Construction Apprentice Lineman
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Two lineworkers replace a weatherworn transformer right by the beach in Tybee Island.
Andrew S. and Madison B., Linemen
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The level of trust and communication between lineworkers is inspiring.
Hunter C., Apprentice Lineman and Jose S., Lineman
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A lineworker keeps a watchful eye out and he and his crew dead active lines on a rainy day.
Jose S., Lineman
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Even on a rainy day, you can count on a lineworker to show up for the people of Georgia.
Billy R., Crew Leader
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Teamwork at its finest. Two lineman bring out the heavy tools to set new poles in Rome, GA.
Edward J., Construction Lineman and Bob W., Rome TMC Lineman
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Whether on the ground or up in bucket trucks, lineworkers put in major work while on the job.
Keith L., Rome TMC Crew Leader
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Personal Protective Equipment, or PPE, is essential on each and every job.
Madison B., Lineman
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Every lineworker plays his (or her) part in completing each job. It truly is a team effort.
James W., Lineman
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The attention to detail, the steady hand, the precision! It’s amazing how many special skills every lineworker has.
Madison B., Lineman
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A lineworker strikes a pose while getting ready to head out for the day. Be sure to say "hi" if you see him around Atlanta.
Shane C., Crew Leader
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From city to countryside, a lineworker’s job can take them literally anywhere. This crew was restoring power lines in the hills in Rome, GA.
Mike S., Construction Lineman
"My family and I are so grateful to your dedication and determination to be the best at what you do! So, please know that you are very much appreciated and we hope that you and your families are healthy and safe during such critical times."
- The Marlins